Though it may look like a worm, this miniature behaves just like any other snake. Madatyphlops sp. aff. arenarius.
Uroplatus sikorae, as found. Click to enlarge.
Phelsuma grandis
Uroplatus lineatus
Rhombophryne sp. nov.
Corfu is full of cats. I believe there are four in this picture alone.
One of my favourite shots from the trip: a bird’s nest fern sits on a vine, while Indri call above me.
Uroplatus lineatus
Phisalixella variabilis
Madagascarophis meridionalis
Calumma oshaughnessyi
Phisalixella variabilis
Boophis andreonei
Uroplatus ebenaui in Nosy Be
Furcifer pardalis juvenile
Uroplatus fotsivava
Victoria crowned pigeon
Uroplatus ebenaui in Nosy Be
Trachylepis elegans
Stumpffia psologlossa in Nosy Be
Rhombophryne sp. nov.
Uroplatus phantasticus in its nocturnal hunting position.
Uroplatus sp. aff. henkeli “north”
Furcifer willsii
Unusual in the extreme. How did it get there?
A species of Brookesia
Boophis andreonei
Uroplatus phantasticus
Mantidactylus ulcerosus in Nosy Be
A sifaka with her baby
Brookesia cf. tuberculata is a species found in the leaflitter in restricted altitude zones on Montagne d’Ambre
Phisalixella variabilis
Calumma sp. nov.
Plethodontohyla guentheri
I will never get tired of this photo. Phelsuma lineata
Rhombophryne testudo in Nosy Be
